Wolfbox G900 Tri Pro rear view mirror dashcam - install & review

[obert]

I am about to do an install on this @WOLFBOX G900 Tri Pro that came with the hardwire kit and the extended rearview camera cable.

A few pictures of the unboxing and my 2 cents.

It came very well packed. It was a lot bigger than expected in a good way

I really like how big it is compared to other smaller dash cams and the voice control sounds fun.

A quick glimpse of the functions on the mirror

Pics of the hard wire kits and extended rearview camera cable view camera wire.
Both seem nice and thick and has lots of fuse options that are just plug and play.

I pulled out everything this morning

Front camera comes with a long cord already and you can see the rear camera bracket in the back.

Next up is the rear camera, car charger with power cord if you didn’t get the hardwired kit.

And the user manual with installation tips and guides.

To mount the new mirror over the OEM mirror you just use the straps that come with the kit. IMO it is not the cleanest look so I bought the windshield mount kit that is optional. The camera on the back side of the mirror gets in the way of the OEM mirror so it mounts off center but you don’t notice while driving.
The camera on the back is adjustable like a swivel.

There are a lot of wires coming of the top of the mirror but if you hide them well enough you don’t really notice them.

I ran the GPS down the passenger pillar to the dash. Seems to be okay but might move it

I used the hard wire kit and toped into these two fuse location's and used the ground next to the panel. Very easy to install with the wire taps. To connect the wires from the mirror you just plug them into the end of the taps. I would have a few extra fuses on hand just incase one breaks. I had one come apart

I zip tied the extra wires together

There is a rubber plug under the passenger carpet that I cut a hole in to run the front and rear camera wires and used some silicone to make it weather proof again.

All done and looking back to normal

Here are the wires coming out from under the carpet. I can the rear camera wire along the top of the frame rail to keep it away from the exhausts. The front camera wire I can along the right side frame rail to the underside of the front bumper.

The rear camera wire has the option to tap into the reverse wire so it will come on when you put it in reverse. I have chosen not to use that option yet. Taped and zip tied all loose and unused wires. For the rear camera cord install remember longer is better even if you have to coil the extra wire up under the truck to use later if you want to mount it to a trailer.

I really struggled getting the rear camera on the mounting bracket

I don't really care for how far it sticks off from the rear plate but I will get used to it.

The front camera I mounted to the bottom of the plastic plate holder.

This is what you see when it first comes on. It makes a loading sound that I cant figure out yet on how to get rid of it.

Ton's of option as you can see

Touch screen is great and it has several voice commands. You can tell it to save video and take pictures.

List of the voice commands

The Front lower camera view is great

All you need to do to change view's is swipe to the left. Or use voice commands.

Split screen of the two front camera views.

Great view of all the camera's together.

I will post a full screen picture of the rear view soon.

I got the optional mirror mount so I can get rid of the stock mirror. Much cleaner install.

Super easy to install this and you use the screws that are on the back side of the mirror. You remove the rubber parts to get to them.

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[obert]

Link that explains the hardwire kit.

https://www.f150gen14.com/forum/thr...n-hardwire-kit-and-installation-part-1.44860/

Thanks for looking.

Let me know if you have any question's

I did have a ROVE camera before and this new one blows that one away

 

[Cobraman428]

These are great cameras! I have the same one and love it. It has a lot of cool features. I have Ford's 360-degree camera package on my platinum so I use both Wolfbox and the 360 cams all the time. I'm going to work on moving the Wolfbox front camera to the back of travel trailer and use it instead of my cheap wireless camera I have now as my backup camera. One less 7" display in the cab. Great write up and after using my Wolfbox cam for over 2 months now, I would recommend anyone to check them out before buying a camera! Living in FL having a reliable dash camera system is a must. I know several people here that had people back into them and claim that they hit them. Insurance scammer!

 

[obert]

Thanks and yeah I forgot to mention that the front and rear cameras can be removed and placed anywhere you wish to have them. If your looking for an undercarriage view or like you said a rearview on that trailer your towing this can do that no problem.

 

[WOLFBOX]

Thanks for your post, really helpful
Hope Wolfbox will always be by your side, keeping you safe on your journey.

 

[WOLFBOX]

You can also share more photos of off-roading and camping, we're all looking forward to hearing more about your adventures!

 

[obert]

I unplugged my stock rearview mirror to see if it affected anything like auto tint on my side mirror and it didn’t and everything else seems fine.

I am getting the new mirror mount this week to be able to remove the stock mirror.

 

[obert]

Got the new mount today

 

[Mot]

Any noticeable delay? As in what you see is maybe 1 second old vs. actual positions of the vehicles around you?

I want one of these (brand undecided) but I still haven't had time to install the mirror connected radar mount for my new Uniden R8w.

 

[obert]

Any noticeable delay? As in what you see is maybe 1 second old vs. actual positions of the vehicles around you?

I want one of these (brand undecided) but I still haven't had time to install the mirror connected radar mount for my new Uniden R8w.

Honestly I have not noticed a delay.

So far so good

 

[obert]

I have updated 1st post with optional mirror mount. Much cleaner look

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